Some investors prefer complete peace of mind.

There's some peace of mind, Mike!   

Due to circumstances I've a home owner and renter, where the home gives me a discount on the rent ;)When the landlord competent and decent there is a sense of peace of just being able to live in that space without worrying about maintenance and other hassles. 

If anyone cares to share any advice besides just start (which is still probably the best advice), speak now or forever hold your peace! 

In that case the Justice of The Peace has just one question; "Did you pay?"

[size=16] Be, Do, Have[/size]The vast majority of people believe that if they “have” a thing (more time or money) then they will be able to “do” a thing (start a business; build a relationship; buy a home; travel, etc), which will allow them to finally “be” a thing (happy, content, peaceful, loving, etc).

If you are here on 3/14 at 6:30pm-9pm there will be an excellent presentation by former JP about evications in North Dallas.Judge Al Cercone, Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 1 (Retired), " Realities of the Courtroom for Investors and Landlords "   The latest on small claims and landlord-tenant law and how it actually works in the courtroom.If you want to do the same for Ft.

A property manager can handle tenant interactions, maintenance issues, and local legalities, providing peace of mind and freeing up your time.

I chose being more passive with a lot more peace of mind, but by operating my business the way I did I managed to only leave very little on the table. 

PEACE....Terrence....